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27.02.2010
As per an
office order No. 454 dated 17.02.2010 received from
Secretary, Animal Husbandry, Livestock, Fisheries
and Vety. Services, Government of Sikkim, the rate
of old chicks shall be Rs. 27/- per chick and
farmers have to pay Rs. 17/- per chick with Rs. 10/-
per chick as a subsidy grant.
This above
rate shall come into effect from 20th Feb 2010
onwards.
27.02.2010
The
second day of the Eighth Assembly saw three bills
namely Sikkim Ministers, Speaker, Deputy Speaker &
Members of Sikkim Legislative Assembly (Salaries and
Allowance) Amendment Bill, Bill No 3, Sikkim
Legislative Assembly Members (Payment of Pension)
Amendment Bill, Bill No 4 and the Code of Criminal
Procedure (Amendment) Bill, Bill No 1 which was
introduced on the first day of the session
considered and passed unanimously by the house
during the Legislative Business.
Financial Business
saw the first supplementary Demands for Grants
2009-10 placed by the Chief Minister, Mr. Pawan
Chamling who is also Minister in Charge of Finance
department considered and passed by the house
unanimously.
Sikkim Appropriation
Bill, Bill No. 2 of 2010 for the first supplementary
demands for grants for 2009-2010 placed by the
Chief Minister, Mr. Chamling who is also the
Minister in Charge for Finance Revenue and
Expenditure Department was unanimously passed by the
house.
The Chief Minister
also presented the Finance Accounts 2008-09 and
Appropriation Accounts 2008-09 of the government in
the house. He also laid the copies of the Sikkim
Online gaming (Regulation) Amendment rules 2009 as
notified vide Notification No: 06/FIN/DSSL dated
01/08/2009 published in the Sikkim Government
Gazette No: 298 dated 20th of August 2009 on the
table of the house.
While the Speaker,
Mr. K.T. Gyaltsen presented the Annual reports of
Commission and Annual reports of the Departments
during the session.
During his
valedictory remarks the Chief Minister who is also
the Leader of the House assured that the financial
grants will be used expansively to build the future
of the Sikkimese people and also laid hope and
aspiration on his MLAs for full cooperation and
support to execute the plans and the policies of the
government. Mr. Chamling also vowed to eradicate
poverty from the state and make Sikkim first poverty
free state in the nation in the near future, and
also appealed everyone to work tirelessly and
contribute in making Sikkim an exemplary state in
India.
The
Speaker also proposed his vote of thanks on the
final day of the session and adjourned the house
Sine-die.
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